A look into the world of Isabella Kern: Reading in Aigen-Schlägl

A look into the world of Isabella Kern: Reading in Aigen-Schlägl

Aigen-Schlägl. An exciting reading by the author Isabella Kern will take place in the local library this coming weekend. This is already the fourth event of this kind that promotes the literary work of regional writers. Since 2022, the library has presented works by authors who come from the area to enrich the cultural offer in Aigen-Schlägl.

The reading with Isabella Kern will offer visitors the opportunity to get a detailed insight into their world of thoughts and their creative process. Isabella Maria Kern, born in Aigen in 1968, has had a diverse way of life. She lived in Vienna for a few years and has now re -rooted her life in Aigen, where she is married and has three adult sons.

insights into the works of Isabella Kern

In her novels, Isabella Kern dares to lead the audience into the complex and often unexplored areas of society. It illuminates topics such as relationships that do not correspond to social norms and examines the dark sides of life, including sexual exploitation. A remarkable example of this is her debut novel "Li - dead girls do not make sex" from 2016, in which she deals intensively with the topic of forced prostitution. Her commitment to human trafficking shows how serious she takes social problems.

Another important topic in Kerns is intersexuality. In her biography "Romy - A Life between two Worlds" of 2020, she addresses the challenges associated with this lifestyle, and thus offers a platform for discussion and education.

Isabella Kern is currently working on her eighth book project, which shows that her passion for writing is unbroken. After the reading, there will be a question and answer session that enables the audience to get in touch with the author and question their perspectives.

This event is an excellent opportunity for everyone who wants to get a deeper insight into the literature, social issues and artistic inspiration. One aspect that makes the readings in Aigen-Schlägl so special is the direct interaction between the authors and their audience. This promotes not only the understanding of the topics treated, but also the appreciation of regional culture.

Further information on the reading and Isabella Kern can be found on www.tips.at .